🔊 LiNKFOR 192kHz Stereo Audio Amplifier with Bluetooth 5.0 Receiver - Hi-Fi Digital Power Amplifier DAC, Optical Coaxial USB to Analog Audio Converter - with IR Remote Control - 100W + 100W for Passive Speakers Review

This is a very useful class D amplifier because of its size, remote control and multiple inputs: - This thing is small, it is slightly larger than my iPhone - the The sound quality is very good for a class D amp - I use it to power a pair of Paradigm speakers and it does its job well - it has Bluetooth and an optical input - I use the optical to get sound to receive from my smart tv so I put it on I don't need to use the built in speakers in my awesome 42 inch smart tv. Now the cons: - the…

When I update the audio, it leaks. The latest comes with an entertainment/video system. He goes into the bedroom. He moves into the basement or into the garage. Well, the one in the garage - he's over 10 years old - has finally stopped working. Honestly, do I really need a CD changer and tape decks? Yes, it was that old. It also took up a lot of shelf space, so I wanted something more compact - I just use Bluetooth with my iPod or connect it to Alexa for Revain audio streaming. So I threw out…

First off, this little box contains 12 speakers (2 cabinets in series on each side). I'm really impressed that 100 watts can sound so good. I got this for my studio. We not only watch movies here, we also do photoshoots (models often like music to set the mood). We play here too and I needed something to slide my 2 Pinnacle bookshelf speakers and 2 of my Sony floorstanding speakers. This little box is PERFECT for the job! Sound quality: yes, I know that I press on it and probably drive this amp

I like my analogue stereo system with two high speakers and a powerful amplifier in the middle. I find that the best sound still comes from the cable. But there's no denying that Bluetooth makes it easy to stream music when I want to. And to be honest, while I like good sound quality, I can't hear any difference between my $50 and $300 BT receiver. Solid RCA and banana plugs are the bare minimum, because 3.5mm jacks just don't go with hi-fi components. But for most of them, there isn't much of…